DN3754-001 FORCENT AGAINST RIGHTS x Nike SB Blazer Low “Grey” will be released on December 20
New Jordan 2020, According to Tetsu Nishiyama of WTAPS, an original artwork that has changed at least 40% no longer owns its rights. Since 1993, the Japanese designer has been using this concept to produce products under the appropriately named FORTY PERCENT AGAINST RIGHTS (FPAR) brand. Before the end of the year, this provocative brand showed its creative muscles on the gray Nike SB Blazer Low. Although not the first collaboration with Nike SB, FPAR’s latest swoosh brand strives to provide a gentler proposition than the Nike Dunk inspired by the Air Jordan 6 in October 2019. High-quality suede leather covers most of the uppers of these shoes, interrupting to reach the outer forefoot and contour. The tones of “Cool Grey” and “Wolf Grey” separate the low-top sneakers, but the panels on the sidewalls introduce eye-catching patterns and textures. The abbreviation of the Japanese brand is embroidered on the heel of the left shoe, and the lace on the same pair of shoes also has four-letter small letters. The right shoe has a complementary brand logo, including a “nike sb” logo, which contrasts with the inside-out label on the top tongue of the left shoe. Finally, the skating sole unit under the foot uses dark makeup to make the grayscale arrangement more perfect.
2020 Cheap Jordans, In December of this year, Jumpman will have no shortage of Air Jordan 1s on sale. But before they end the year with “patent cultivation”, the brand will first launch “bubble gum” (aka “ambience”) a few days before Christmas. Although it may use the same color block as “Bred Toe”, the couple used it to do some new things. Pink is applied to the toes and heels, and polished to a typical patent leather luster. In contrast, the white midplane is much matte and looks more collapsed than the navy blue fixtures that make up the toes, eye supports, collar and Swoosh. Then the nylon is sandwiched by the tongue, while the sole under the foot reflects the lightness of the palette. At the foot, the color scheme deserves to be its nickname, because the left outsole shows a stain reminiscent of chewing gum.
Retro Jordan 2021, If you started paying attention to Union LA from Air Jordan 1 in 2018, you would know that many of their biggest collaborations are doubled. Dunk Low is no exception, because its bright blue color scheme will be accompanied by green-based alternatives. The structure follows the same beat as its cool-toned counterpart. Synthetic materials make up the entire upper: the panel here is a combination of a dark gray overlay and an olive green base. At the top, the same white mesh dress runs through, with a patterned background for the Frontman logo and the “UN/LA” label. Although it may not be distracting in these situations, the print masks the DIY feel of shoe stitching.
jordan shoes 2019, In a few days, the Air Jordan 11 “Cool Grey” will return for the first time since its last appearance in 2010. Although the color scheme itself has persisted for many years, it has never been as good-looking as Tinker Hatfield’s beloved design. To commemorate its 20-year tradition, the 2021 Retro of this shoe is more similar to the original 2001 shoe, ending the year with a style comparable to the “Bred” and “Jubilee” of previous years. All the details loved by Cool Grey 11s are intact; even the OG shape has been recreated with best effort. Nubuck leather still appears in most of the upper, and its embroidered Jumpman helps to enhance the feel. Below the adjacent “23” mark, the soft collar is decorated in dark gray to match the fender, and its patent leather outlines another iconic feature of the model. Finally, the midsole uses white neutral tones, while the ice blue finish is more suitable for the feet.
